Sure Thing

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More men then boys, this fine cast relates five episodes of true-life sesxcapades. Of all, the performance and episode with Sam Crockett clearly stands out as the best. Crockett, who never had a better film, excudes masculinity with a low-key grace. His laid-back, gool ol boy charm proves to be a fantastic weapon for rough sex talk.

Slickly crafted, all the episodes perform nicely. First, Cliff Parker and Dax Kelly from One Hot Summer enjoy a spontaneous sexual encounter on a staircase in a public building.

Next, Kyle McKenna (Skuff) and Patrick O'Rourke move through an arousing episode of sexual harassment at work. Supervisor O'Rourke blows his stack by the high-jinx of office lackey McKenna, forceing him to dole out a session of corporate punishment

Kurt Stefano sniffs underwear

In the third scene, Kurt Stefano is caught red-handed sniffing the briefs of Bruce Matthews. Matthews and Shane Rockland discover a cowering Stefano under the bed, totally ravishing the sexy bottom.

In the fourth scene, Crockett is strolling the docks of San Francisco where he observes jogger Akos Matayos. The runner stumbles and sprains his ankle, so Crockett steps in to help. Taking the athlete home and bandaging his foot, he works his way up to Matayos' basket.

Seemlessly the comforting words turn sexual. Crockett proves to be a master of the art of seduction. After taking turns on each other with incredible blow-jobs, the action turns anal.

Crockett truly hits his stride, plowing the jogger standing doggie style, and then effortlessly flipping his over into missionary position.

The final scene is a duet between Jim West and mechanic Mark Anthony at a local garage.

Sure Thing asserts that all the scenarios are true. Definately in the case of Crockett, by his sheer acting skills, his story is an actual occurance.

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